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It would make sense to have a searchable blog for such code snippet creations. The restrictions on proper searching in bbPress makes it difficult to find things. I get better results searching google to find things I know exist in these forums. That is where a blog would be way better
Trent
Simple way from Burtadsit
<?
function oci_restrict_access(){
global $bp, $bp_unfiltered_uri;
if (!is_user_logged_in() &&
(BP_MEMBERS_SLUG == $bp_unfiltered_uri[0] ||
BP_GROUPS_SLUG == $bp->current_component )){
//bp_core_redirect( $bp->root_domain );
bp_core_redirect(get_bloginfo('siteurl') . '/register');
}
}
add_action( 'wp', 'oci_restrict_access', 3 );
?>Trent
The absolute SVN of bbPress is risky. I would download or svn switch to alpha 6.
svn switch http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/tags/1.0-alpha-6That or download from https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/tags/1.0-alpha-6
In terms of versions to use, I am really hoping very soon I can say WPMU 2.7.1 final release and BP 1.0 release
Without being told differently, I think alpha 6 is pretty stable.Trent
Chris, that is a question that most likely is on the mind of many people. While I am not with Automattic and don’t speak for them, my experience has been that bbPress will always be designed to integrate with WP as it is developed by many of the same team. I can also say that WPMU is always going to be synced with the same code as WP and will also work with bbPress. Going even further, buddypress is written based off working with WPMU (soon to be WP as well).
While the timing of releases will require attention to what versions work with each other, there will always be a solution that works. You can be sure of that. Once stable releases come out, they will work together. If you are one of the people that always wants to use the development versions going forward, you will find issues. That is the nature of the beast, but all and all, all should be fine!
Personally, I will always be alerting Buddypress users to what works. Most likely, I will also let people know what doesn’t work since I always am testing all of the software packages on a regular basis (both stable and development).
Hope that helps
Glad you found something you like in the MT VPS situation. It gives you 256 Megs of RAM and if you ever get to the point you can manage your own VPS server (instead of managed by a company) you can look at someone like slicehost has has 256 Meg VPS for $20. It isn’t as easy as a managed solution though, but cheaper if you ever want to learn
I would love to play with this one, but it fails for me since it requires php 5.2.x due to json_decode and I don’t really want to upgrade php just for this plugin
Yeah for sure, just called it a “workaround”, not a desired solution
I noticed today that an important file required for the “sitewide plugin activation” fix from Andy into the WPMU branch wasn’t there, but I have tested it out and it actually will make plugin commander obsolete.Trent
